For example, AquaMan's name was changed to SpoutMan in the English anime to avoid confusion with the DC Comics superhero of the same name.
Other inconsistencies between the English game and anime resulted from similarities in name to American superheroes. As a result, the names of FireMan, BombMan, and NapalmMan also changed (while the original names were retained in the English games). Among one of the more notable edits made was the editing out of words such as "fire," "bomb," and "napalm," which were thought to be inappropriate for younger viewers. Like many English adaptations of other anime series, MegaMan NT Warrior is edited due to Americanization and the shifting of the target demographic toward a younger audience.
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Kids' WB dropped MegaMan NT Warrior off the TV block at one point and revived only to complete the final episodes from Axess before dropping it again. Stream aired on TV Tokyo in October 2, 2004, Beast on October 1, 2005, and Beast+ on April 8, 2006. Axess aired on TV Tokyo in October 2003, while the English adaptation (titled MegaMan NT Warrior: Axess) aired in January 2005 in the United States and April 2005 in Canada. Licensed by VIZ Media (formerly ShoPro Entertainment before the two companies merged), the English adaptation (titled MegaMan NT Warrior) originally aired on Kids' WB in the United States and TELETOON in Canada. Three of these four sequels and the film were never adapted in English. It spawned four sequels, Rockman EXE Axess, Rockman EXE Stream, Rockman EXE Beast, and Rockman EXE Beast+, as well as a feature film within the Stream storyline. The Rockman EXE anime first aired on TV Tokyo March 4, 2002. Main article: List of MegaMan NT Warrior episodes
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